'The Bachelorette Australia' finale recap: Sasha Mielczarek wins Sam Frost's heart; admits he nearly quit the show once

In the final episode of “The Bachelorette Australia,” Sam Frost chose the NSW construction manager Sasha Mielczarek. Although Sasha was the odds-on favorite in the last few episodes, he admitted almost quitting the show during its early stages.

In Episode 10, it was down to Sasha and Michael (professional football player). Michael was the first one to meet Sam’s siblings. However, he failed to make an impression and came across somewhat like a salesperson, by telling them what they wanted to hear, instead of being real and natural.

Sasha has always been the one. Sam told him that she had a feeling like never before from the first time they met. She told Sasha that she loves him, and he responded in the same manner. They proceeded to go on a “Lord of the Rings” tour.

Sam and Sasha answered several questions, where the latter revealed some of his feelings throughout the experience.

Sasha said that he was confused by the entire situation and had a kind of meltdown in the middle of filming. It was not shown on TV, but he shared that he needed some help and did not know what to do at that time. Frost said that she was able to talk to the other contestants regarding their doubts during the show, but did not know what to advise Sasha when he asked for help.

“I was like, ‘Oh God, he’s going to leave’ and I was terrified. I was so upset I couldn’t even console him, I couldn’t help him and guide him through it.” Frost said a report by News.com.

The two secretly made time during weekends, which strengthened their relationship. Sasha shared his situation with his parents and a close buddy, while Sam told her siblings that she was falling for Sasha.

Sasha said that they are just taking the relationship through a normal course. They plan to progress naturally by spending time at present. They also intend to eventually move in then probably get engaged.

“The Bachelorette Australia” Season 1 was successful, with Network Ten approving a second season for 2016.

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